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PALM OIL PRODUCERS SET SIGHTS ON FAR EASTKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Palm oil producers during

The steel industry is fast becoming an industry without borders as companies invest in mills all ove

The city is planning to take half its taxis off the road by the end of the year in the latest measur

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It may be a negotiating ploy, but the German partner in European Airbus still appears to be consider

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Florida's 26-member International Affairs Commission, newly charged with implementing the state's gl

The fate of an agreement to strengthen rules on export credit subsidies by industrialized countries

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 209.73 off 0.89 which compares

New York waterfront labor is vigorously fighting a proposed government- management deal that would e

BOGUS UNDERWRITERS LIQUIDATED IN CALIF.Judge William Huss of the superior court in Los Angel

Crowley Maritime Corp., which lost a huge antitrust case last year, has sued its insurer for almost

A Washington State ferryboat will go to a shipyard in Canada this weekbecause two U.S. West

The sale of a large chunk of McDonnell Douglas Corp.'s commercial aircraft unit to Taiwan and the co

Trade with Latin American countries is on the threshold of becoming faster and less cumbersome with

A plan detailing how a new national 800 Data Base Access Service could be realized in 1993 will be u

The historic agreement signed Friday to end four decades of enmity between South Korea and North Kor

REGIONAL BLOCS Cross Border Business: U.S. Tax Regulations and the Canadian GST. Dec. 17. Ne

CHINA RETALIATION DATES CONFUSE IMPORTERSImporters are confused about the deadlines for reta

Economists are warning that Canada's economy could shrink in the current quarter and remain weak thr

Japanese bankruptcies soared 138 percent in November and will rise further in coming months as small

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Trans World Airlines and Continental Airlines, once among the strongest but now two of the weakest o

Dec. 13, 1991 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The average price of Mexican crude oil decreased in November, reversing a year-long upward trend, Pe

California refiners expect little benefit to West Coast oil markets from the Commerce Department's r

Consumers are not ready to negotiate a new International Cocoa Agreement, a spokesman for consumer m

Imports, the rise of "mini-mills" and vigorous competition from motor carriers all have contributed

Congressional intervention played a pivotal role in the stunning decision by seven trans-Atlantic sh

The European Community has agreed to give Greece $400 million toward a subway extension in central A

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Strong demand in eastern Germany for electrical household products likely will cause imports of such

CHEVRON TO INTRODUCE NEW GRADE OF GASOLINEChevron Corp. announced a new grade of unleaded ga

Silver traders are pinning their hopes for higher prices on a stronger U.S. economy and firmer gold

Booming cargo volumes are spurring several Florida ports to expand their facilities.Thanks to a resu

Shippers, railroads and truckers are united in opposition to a proposed rule to implement a 1990 fed

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